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... able schoolboys into engineering . The Institution of Electrical Engineers also offers a number of scholarships of consider- able magnitude in an attempt to encourage a proportion of the most able boys to take up electrical engineering ...
... able schoolboys into engineering . The Institution of Electrical Engineers also offers a number of scholarships of consider- able magnitude in an attempt to encourage a proportion of the most able boys to take up electrical engineering ...
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... able to help and encourage their children and to share respon- sibility with their husbands . They will be a powerful force in ensuring that their children take full advantage of the opportunities in higher education offered to them ...
... able to help and encourage their children and to share respon- sibility with their husbands . They will be a powerful force in ensuring that their children take full advantage of the opportunities in higher education offered to them ...
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... able to perform its function a university must be able to hold up its head in the world commonwealth of universities , and attract respect for its non - territorial devotion to the cause of the pursuit of truth and the promotion of true ...
... able to perform its function a university must be able to hold up its head in the world commonwealth of universities , and attract respect for its non - territorial devotion to the cause of the pursuit of truth and the promotion of true ...
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Institute of Physics and The Physical Society | 1110 |
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